Gold and Silver Prices Today in India on 13 September 2026: Gold at ₹153,250/10g, Silver at c₹234,670/kg

Gold holds at ₹153,250 per 10g and silver at ₹234,670 per kg across Indian cities on Sunday, 13 September 2026, with MCX closed for the weekend. Here are the full rates and weekly trends.

Gold and Silver Prices Today in India on 13 September 2026: Gold at ₹153,250/10g, Silver at c₹234,670/kg
Gold and Silver Prices Today in India on 13 September 2026: Gold at ₹153,250/10g, Silver at c₹234,670/kg

It is Sunday, 13 September 2026, and prices are flat because the market does not trade over the weekend. Gold stands at ₹153,250 per 10g and silver at ₹234,670 per kg, unchanged from Friday's close. MCX is shut, so today's figures simply carry over the last levels. No major national occasion falls on this date.

Gold and Silver Rates in Major Indian Cities Today

CityGold 24K (₹/10g)Gold 22K (₹/10g)Silver 999 (₹/kg)
Delhi1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670
Mumbai1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670
Kolkata1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670
Chennai1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670
Bangalore1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670
Hyderabad1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670
Pune1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670
Ahmedabad1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670
Jaipur1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670
Lucknow1,53,2501,40,4792,34,670

Source: Bullions.co.in, updated Sunday, 13 Sep 2026 08:55 AM (India Time). Rates are national reference prices. Jewellers may add making charges, GST, and local city premiums.


Gold and Silver Prices in India Today, 12 September 2026: Gold at ₹153,240, Silver at ₹234,650 as MCX Stays Shut
Gold and silver rates today in India, 12 September 2026. 24K gold trades at ₹153,240 per 10g and silver at ₹234,650 per kg, both unchanged as MCX and bullion associations stay shut for the weekend. Check city wise rates and last traded MCX data below.

Have Gold and Silver Prices Risen Today?

No. Prices are flat today, as there is no weekend trading. Over longer windows, gold is down 0.06% on the week, down 1.02% on the month, and up 39.56% on the year. Silver is down 1.05% on the week, down 1.08% on the month, and up 82.31% on the year.

Gold Rate Analysis for Retail Buyers

At ₹153,250 per 10g for 24K, gold sits just below where it stood a month ago. The 22K rate, which most jewellery uses, is ₹140,479 per 10g. Weekly and monthly moves are small, so buyers are not chasing a falling or rising market. The 39.56% annual gain is the number that matters for anyone holding.

Silver Rate Analysis and Weekly Trend

Silver holds at ₹234,670 per kg, down 1.05% over the past week and 1.08% over the month. The metal has cooled slightly from recent highs. Its 82.31% rise over the year still far outpaces gold, driven by strong industrial and investment demand.

MCX Closed Today as Markets Observe Weekend Holiday

MCX does not trade on Sundays. The last traded price for MCX gold was ₹152,655 per 10g, down 0.08%, as of 13 Sep, 08:55 IST. MCX silver last traded at ₹234,886 per kg, down 0.04%. These are Friday's closing levels.

Key Factors Driving Prices This Week

  • Comex gold eased 0.39%: Gold on Comex was $4,390.00 an ounce, a small dip that fed through to steady domestic rates.
  • Comex silver up 0.14%: Silver held at $65.02 an ounce, keeping the metal firm in dollar terms.
  • Rupee and duty: The rupee's level against the dollar and import duty continue to set the gap between global and Indian prices.

Buying Tips for Today

With prices flat, there is no urgency either way. Check the day's rate against your jeweller's final bill, which adds making charges and 3% GST. Ask for a hallmarked purity certificate and a clear breakup of metal cost versus charges before you pay.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the gold rate today in India?

On 13 September 2026, 24K gold is ₹153,250 per 10g and 22K gold is ₹140,479 per 10g, as published by Bullions.co.in at 08:55 AM India Time.

Why are gold and silver prices the same across all cities today?

Bullions.co.in publishes one national reference rate. Local retail prices can differ once jewellers add making charges, GST, and city premiums.

Is MCX open today?

No. MCX is closed on Sundays. The figures shown are the last traded prices from Friday's session.